Sentence examples for suggested team from inspiring English sources

Steve Archibald famously suggested team spirit was "an illusion glimpsed in the aftermath of victory" but at least in those pre-modern times the forces acting on individual athletes tended to force them together rather than drag them apart.

Some pundits suggested Team Sky making eyes at Cavendish during the contract renegotiations did not help, but the truth is that HTC-Highroad, to give it its final name, had been struggling to hold on to its riders for some time, and it was only his prolific hit-rate that kept the show on the road for so long.

The suggested team members are an option to consider for certain tasks, which can be delegated to cope with limitations in staffing at healthcentres.

The management team competencies suggested team success when the members displayed a strong focus on the organization and the values, climate and culture underlying effective interpersonal and teamwork relationships.

You need a good team, here's a suggested team: Celes, Edgar, Sabin, and Relm.

These results suggest team sport may be an effective and viable form of health promotion within a workplace setting.

In work teams, as the social comparison theory would suggest, team members always have numerous opportunities to observe what benefit they enjoy and what they lack relative to their colleagues (Duffy et al., 2012).

That suggests, team member Seymour Benzer explains, that "if you can resist stresses or better repair damage, then you can increase life-span".

Football common sense, though, suggests teams must score when in the ascendency.

Football common sense, though, suggests teams must score when in ascendency.

The evidence of last summer suggests teams least disrupted by England call-ups, whether to the senior side or the second-string Lions, are more likely to be successful.